Decoration Day Observed in North Freedom Wisconsin
North Freedom Wisconsin May 31 after a week of rain and cold a sunny Decoration Day service unfolded with the G A R and W R C leading a parade from the hall to the cemetery. The program included band music flower wreaths a reading of Lincoln at Gettysburg and an address by Rev Cunningham. The day ended with memorial rituals and songs led by Geo W Hackett.
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North Freedom
Wis
GW. Davies
Ethel Hackett
James Dickie
Rev. Cunningham
A. R.j
Lincoln
Gettys
Program of Observance Brings Smooth, Honorable Day
The event proceeded without hurry or mistakes thanks to the president and marshal B Ashley of Baraboo. Remarks on the day’s meaning to children opened the program. A niece on violin by J C Jetter followed. Maud Northrup sang a suitable solo, then a Rev Argow led prayer. Agnes Seils and Ethel Bardall gave recitations.
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B. Ashley
Baraboo
J. C. Jetter
Maud Northrup
Argow
Catarrh Now Seen as Germ Disease and Hyomei Cure
Physicians and scientists agree catarrh is a germ disease and old stomach dosing fails. Hyomei uses a small inhaler to fill the air with germ killing medicine, breathing it several times daily. The outfit costs one dollar with 50 cent refills, Fisher Bros. guarantee it costs nothing unless it cures.
Educational Excursion to Madison Draws Huge Crowd
A Saturday trip by the Chicago Northwestern carried 1 702 passengers from Sauk and Juneau counties with a special St Paul line train. Northwestern ran three trains and about 2 000 visitors joined the event. Supervisors Harrison and Snyder guided the crowds assisted by Davis while at the university grounds Professor R A Moore helped ensure a big time.
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Madison
Chicago & ‘Northwestern
Sauk
Juneau Counties
St. Paul Road
M Harrison
Juneau County
Snyder
Sauk County
Davis
Madi Om
University Grounds
R. A. Moore
University Event Featured Addresses and Picnic
Trains arrived and at the auditorium Prof Moore and Deans Henry and Sny der delivered short speeches. A mammoth noon picnic followed with university supplied cheese and milk. visitors enjoyed a boat ride and a reception by Governor Davidson.
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Prof
Moore
Dean Henry
Harrison
Snyder
University
Davidson
Dream and the Sights at the Muse
A reflective account recalls a day spent visiting the muse umé and other places. Participants finish tired but happy, expressing a wish to return for another visit.
Commencement Exercises at North Freedom Grade School
North Freedom Wis June 1 1906 graduation exercises held at M W A hall. Principal opened program with remarks. Students Maud Northrup Alice Lange Clinton Hanger Doris Blachly Ella Powlisch Mina Fulmer Edna Hanly and Gena Hengstler performed essays solos and duets. Diploma presented by G W Hackett who praised Mr Davies and announced his departure after eight years of service.
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North Freedom
Wis
North Freedom Graded School
M. W. A. Hall
Solo
Maud Northrup
Rev. Argow
Marshall Field
Alice Lange
Mount Vesuvius
Clinton Hanger
Doris Blachly
Ella Powlisch
Arthur Mertzke
Wisconsin
Edna Hanly
Gena Hengstler
Mina Fulmer
Ella Powlisc
G. W. Hackett
Jetter
Rev
Argow
Hackett
Davies
Hat cleaner to rejuvenate Old Straw Hats at Evenson's Pharmacy
Elk ay SB Straw used to restore old straw hats at Evenson's Pharmacy. Hat cleaner resembles a package and promises to make hats look like new.
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Elkay SB
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Baraboo High School Holds Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr. A. C. Jones of Trinity Episcopal church delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Baraboo High School graduates yesterday afternoon. The service featured choir selections, a processional, and Whitsunday red and white decorations as the rector spoke on truth tied to God’s eternal principles.
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A. C. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Baraboo High School
Guild Hall
Jones
Dr. Jones
Sauk County Board Opens Spring Session Elects True Chairman
The Sauk County Board of Supervisors met for the spring session and elected John M. True chairman for the fourteenth time. J S Tripp of Prairie du Lac was chosen for 12 years. On the vice chair ballot H E Stone won 22 votes after a first tally of 14. Committees for 1906 were named, including Finance, Roads and Bridges, County Buildings, and Education with named members.
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Sauk
H. E. Stone
F. A. Cooper
C. A. Clark
E. M. Davies
W. O. Cannon
H. A. Hill
Robert Buerki
R. B. Barry
Mr. Stone
Obituary for Joseph Burton of Baraboo Died May 29 1906
Joseph Burton late of 529 Ridge Street Baraboo died suddenly at the home of his son in law R E Organ Sauk Prairie on May 29 1906. Born December 12 1837 in Boston Lincolnshire England he came to the United States at fifteen. He leaves Harriet Barker his widow three daughters Mrs R E Organ Mrs W G Thayer Antigo and Miss June Baraboo a brother and two sisters. Funeral from his home with Rev Melear and Rev J H Whitney officiating. Whitney once united the couple thirty five years ago.
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Joseph Burton
Ridge Street
Baraboo
R. E. Organ
Sauk Prairie
Mr. Burton
Boston
Lincolnshire
England
Harriet (Barker
W. G. Thayer
Antigo
June
United States
Melear
J. H. Whitney
Attention A. S. of E Regular meeting Saturday
Notice invites all members to a regular meeting on Saturday June 9 with business to transact and general participation welcomed.
Rexall Rheumatic Cure Promoted in Pharmacy Ad
An Evenson's Pharmacy advertisement touts Rexall Rheumatic Cure and Rexall Rubbing Oil as cures for rheumatism, inviting customers to try them and promising agreeable results.
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Evenson’s
Modern Woodmen Picnic in Reedsburg June 13
Modern Woodmen of America plan a picnic in Reedsburg on Wednesday June 13 with a special train from Baraboo at 7:30 a.m. Tickets are good for return June 14 at 50 cents. Committee chair E. J. Battles and clerk Harry M. Acott note tickets are sold by the committee and a band will accompany the train. A bicycle missing from Goldfarb Citron’s store was found in the stairway of the A O U W hall, owner puzzled by how it got there.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Reedsburg
Baraboo
E. J. Battles
Harry M. Acott
Goldfarb «& Citron’s
Rexall Cherry Juice Promoted For Cough Relief
An old pharmacy advertisement touts Rexall Cherry Juice as a cough remedy priced at 25 cents per bottle from Even son's Pharmacy.
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Evenson
Defender Notice for Sunday Camp Gathering
All members of the Defenders are requested to be at the camp Sunday this week. Refreshments will be served after lodge by order of Captain.
Mrs Campbell and companions head to Rebekah Assembly
Mrs E J Campbell Mrs Emma Sherman Mrs Allie Berrett and Miss Carrie Rick depart for Sheboygan to attend the Rebekah Assembly.
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E.J. Campbell
Emma Sherman
Allie Berrett
Carrie Rick
Sheboygan
Rebekah
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Avu
John Fuller
W.R. C
J. B. Ashley
George W. Hackett
Cunningham
Hyomei
G. F. Snyder
George W. Davies
Whitsunday
County Board
Clarke
Hill
Buerki
Claims
Cooper
Canon
Donaghy
Paddock
Skinner
Sprecher
Barry
Siegel
Pruyn
Behnke
Schneider
Hast
Attridge
Mercer
Bunn
Conger
Dickie
Quinn
Pettit
Halbersleben
Manthey
Mears
Howley, Donaghy
Equalization
Hirschinger
Devor
Steele
Stone, Grotophorst
Attention
A. S. of
Rexall
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell, Mass
Fisher Bros
James Madden
Hot Springs
Miles
Nervine
Miles Sie Co
Elichart
Ind
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